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gtramont

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About gtramont

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    Comment #45807201

    Xiao Xiao and Ninjai *chef's kiss*

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    Comment #45021873

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28S4CVkYhWA - here's Woody Zuill presenting on the subject. Nowadays this practice is also known as Software Teaming, or Ensemble Programming.

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    Comment #43676727

    Here's a list of mutation testing tools for various languages: https://github.com/theofidry/awesome-mutation-testing If you're looking for an option for Go, https://github.com/gtra…

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    Comment #42047460

    The major problem I see with these "performance reviews" is putting everything into the same bucket: feedback, compensation, career ladder progression—which I could go on about, bu…

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    Comment #41798757

    Unfortunately the chain approach breaks down when if you need to `map` to a different type, for example. Go does not allow generic typed methods.

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    Comment #41798723

    Back when the Go team announced generics, I had a go (pun intended) at it: https://github.com/gtramontina/go-extlib -- might resurrect it one day. `lo` is pretty comprehensive thou…

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    Comment #37010536

    Came here looking for this comment. It seems that Kent's re-discovering (re-inventing?) event sourcing…?

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    Comment #36573320

    And yet, there they are… clueless… pushing down traditional management practices that incentivize the exact opposite of what they "say" they want: collaboration. Unfortunately. * s…

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    Comment #35016013

    I take not mentioning hypermedia in a post discussing REST as a huge red flag. The author mentions Roy Fielding's dissertation, but apparenly they didn't read it thoroughly. Furthe…

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    Comment #33963978

    Hence "reminds me". Indeed they aren't the same, but I disagree that they're unrelated. I'd recommend getting past the article and book titles to understand how these jobs come to …

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    Comment #33962573

    Reminds me of the late David Graeber' BS Jobs: https://web.archive.org/web/20220901173213/https://www.strik... and the book that followed.

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    Comment #33344360

    That's an interesting question. I've been meaning to write something about it for ages. Here's a brief: People, vision and ways of working. With time, I've developed my values and …

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    Comment #31504857

    Another option that it is worth exploring: https://hyperview.org/

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    Comment #31496624

    "Slack handles this well" That's questionable… ':) — Though I get it now. And that's indeed a need! Reminds me of when we needed to setup IRC bouncers to not lose history. Thanks.

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    Comment #31496381

    > Make Slack and Discord communities Google-searchable Isn't Slack an acronym for "Searchable Log of All Communication and Knowledge"?! Then they either failed miserably at making …

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    Comment #30584510

    After taking a stab at some more functional approach with generics in Go — https://github.com/gtramontina/go-extlib — I do agree that some of it does feel shoehorned. Although for …

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    Comment #28272976

    Closely related: https://www.manim.community/

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    Comment #28240976

    (disclaimer: I've never ran I company myself, but have been part of numerous teams and experienced some growth pain; so the following is my [sort of] one-sided view of the picture)…

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    Comment #26770216

    This is amazing! Thanks for the link.

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    Comment #25439504

    Maybe the following links can help in understanding hypertext/hypermedia? http://amundsen.com/hypermedia/hfactor/ https://gtramontina.com/h-factors/

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    Comment #23311089

    "Logging is a feature", as the authors of Growing Object-Oriented Software Guided by Tests state. As such, we need to treat them as we would treat any other feature. One relatively…